NEW YORK – Stanford University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University top the second annual Reuters Top 100 ranking of the world’s most innovative universities. The Reuters Top 100 ranking aims to identify the institutions doing the most to advance science, invent new technologies and help drive the global economy. Unlike other rankings that often rely entirely or in part on subjective surveys, the ranking uses proprietary data and analysis tools from the Intellectual Property & Science division of Thomson Reuters to examine a series of patent and research-related metrics, and get to the essence of what it means to be truly innovative.
In the fast-changing world of science and technology, if you're not innovating, you're falling behind. That’s one of the key findings of this year’s Reuters 100. The 2016 results show that big breakthroughs – even just one highly influential paper or patent – can drive a university way up the list, but when that discovery fades into the past, so does its ranking. Consistency is key, with truly innovative institutions putting out groundbreaking work year after year.
Stanford held fast to its first place ranking by consistently producing new patents and papers that influence researchers elsewhere in academia and in private industry. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (ranked #2) were behind some of the most important innovations of the past century, including the development of digital computers and the completion of the Human Genome Project. Harvard University (ranked #3), is the oldest institution of higher education in the United States, and has produced 47 Nobel laureates over the course of its 380-year history.
Some universities saw significant movement up the list, including, most notably, the University of Chicago, which jumped from #71 last year to #47 in 2016. Other list-climbers include the Netherlands' Delft University of Technology (#73 to #44) and South Korea's Sungkyunkwan University (#66 to #46).
The United States continues to dominate the list, with 46 universities in the top 100; Japan is once again the second best performing country, with nine universities. France and South Korea are tied in third, each with eight. Germany has seven ranked universities; the United Kingdom has five; Switzerland, Belgium and Israel have three; Denmark, China and Canada have two; and the Netherlands and Singapore each have one.
For more on the Reuters Top 100, including a detailed methodology and profiles of the universities, visit www.reuters.com/most-
The Reuters Top 100: The World’s Most Innovative Universities
1 Stanford University
2 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
3 Harvard University
4 University of Texas System
5 University of Washington System
6 KAIST
7 University of Michigan System
8 University of Pennsylvania
9 KU Leuven
10 Northwestern University
11 Pohang University of Science & Technology (POSTECH)
12 Imperial College London
13 University of Wisconsin System
14 Duke University
15 University of California System
16 University of Tokyo
17 University of Southern California
18 Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne
19 University of Cambridge
20 Vanderbilt University
21 Osaka University
22 University of Illinois System
23 Johns Hopkins University
24 Georgia Institute of Technology
25 Ohio State University
26 Cornell University
27 University of Oxford
28 California Institute of Technology
29 Kyoto University
30 Seoul National University
31 Tohoku University
32 Princeton University
33 Purdue University System
34 Tufts University
35 Oregon Health & Science University
36 University of North Carolina System
37 Indiana University System
38 Technical University of Munich
39 University of Pittsburgh
40 University of Utah
41 Boston University
42 Columbia University
43 Tokyo Institute of Technology
44 Delft University of Technology
45 University of Colorado System
46 Sungkyunkwan University
47 University of Chicago
48 Keio University
49 University of Erlangen Nuremberg
50 University of British Columbia
51 Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich
52 University of Massachusetts System
53 Technical University of Denmark
54 Yale University
55 Yonsei University
56 Emory University
57 University of Toronto
58 University of Zurich
59 Technion Israel Institute of Technology
60 Pierre & Marie Curie University - Paris 6
61 University of Munich
62 State University System of Florida
63 University of Arizona and Board of Regents
64 National University of Singapore
65 University of Minnesota System
66 Tsinghua University
67 Baylor College of Medicine
68 Hanyang University
69 Gwangju Institute of Science & Technology
70 Peking University
71 University of London
72 Mount Sinai School of Medicine
73 Korea University
74 Ghent University
75 University of Copenhagen
76 University of Rochester
77 University of Claude Bernard - Lyon 1
78 University of Paris Sud - Paris XI
79 Kyushu University
80 State University of New York (SUNY) System
81 University System of Maryland
82 Dresden University of Technology
83 University of Montpellier
84 University of Alabama System
84 Case Western Reserve University
86 University of Freiburg
87 University of Manchester
88 University of Paris Descartes – Paris V
89 Tel Aviv University
90 Nagoya University
91 Rutgers State University
92 Free University of Berlin
93 Grenoble Alpes University
94 Hebrew University of Jerusalem
95 Hokkaido University
96 University of Strasbourg
97 University of Aix-Marseille
98 University Libre Brussels
99 Ruprecht Karl University Heidelberg
100 University of Virginia
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In the fast-changing world of science and technology, if you're not innovating, you're falling behind. That’s one of the key findings of this year’s Reuters 100. The 2016 results show that big breakthroughs – even just one highly influential paper or patent – can drive a university way up the list, but when that discovery fades into the past, so does its ranking. Consistency is key, with truly innovative institutions putting out groundbreaking work year after year.
Stanford held fast to its first place ranking by consistently producing new patents and papers that influence researchers elsewhere in academia and in private industry. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (ranked #2) were behind some of the most important innovations of the past century, including the development of digital computers and the completion of the Human Genome Project. Harvard University (ranked #3), is the oldest institution of higher education in the United States, and has produced 47 Nobel laureates over the course of its 380-year history.
Some universities saw significant movement up the list, including, most notably, the University of Chicago, which jumped from #71 last year to #47 in 2016. Other list-climbers include the Netherlands' Delft University of Technology (#73 to #44) and South Korea's Sungkyunkwan University (#66 to #46).
The United States continues to dominate the list, with 46 universities in the top 100; Japan is once again the second best performing country, with nine universities. France and South Korea are tied in third, each with eight. Germany has seven ranked universities; the United Kingdom has five; Switzerland, Belgium and Israel have three; Denmark, China and Canada have two; and the Netherlands and Singapore each have one.
For more on the Reuters Top 100, including a detailed methodology and profiles of the universities, visit www.reuters.com/most-
The Reuters Top 100: The World’s Most Innovative Universities
1 Stanford University
2 Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
3 Harvard University
4 University of Texas System
5 University of Washington System
6 KAIST
7 University of Michigan System
8 University of Pennsylvania
9 KU Leuven
10 Northwestern University
11 Pohang University of Science & Technology (POSTECH)
12 Imperial College London
13 University of Wisconsin System
14 Duke University
15 University of California System
16 University of Tokyo
17 University of Southern California
18 Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne
19 University of Cambridge
20 Vanderbilt University
21 Osaka University
22 University of Illinois System
23 Johns Hopkins University
24 Georgia Institute of Technology
25 Ohio State University
26 Cornell University
27 University of Oxford
28 California Institute of Technology
29 Kyoto University
30 Seoul National University
31 Tohoku University
32 Princeton University
33 Purdue University System
34 Tufts University
35 Oregon Health & Science University
36 University of North Carolina System
37 Indiana University System
38 Technical University of Munich
39 University of Pittsburgh
40 University of Utah
41 Boston University
42 Columbia University
43 Tokyo Institute of Technology
44 Delft University of Technology
45 University of Colorado System
46 Sungkyunkwan University
47 University of Chicago
48 Keio University
49 University of Erlangen Nuremberg
50 University of British Columbia
51 Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich
52 University of Massachusetts System
53 Technical University of Denmark
54 Yale University
55 Yonsei University
56 Emory University
57 University of Toronto
58 University of Zurich
59 Technion Israel Institute of Technology
60 Pierre & Marie Curie University - Paris 6
61 University of Munich
62 State University System of Florida
63 University of Arizona and Board of Regents
64 National University of Singapore
65 University of Minnesota System
66 Tsinghua University
67 Baylor College of Medicine
68 Hanyang University
69 Gwangju Institute of Science & Technology
70 Peking University
71 University of London
72 Mount Sinai School of Medicine
73 Korea University
74 Ghent University
75 University of Copenhagen
76 University of Rochester
77 University of Claude Bernard - Lyon 1
78 University of Paris Sud - Paris XI
79 Kyushu University
80 State University of New York (SUNY) System
81 University System of Maryland
82 Dresden University of Technology
83 University of Montpellier
84 University of Alabama System
84 Case Western Reserve University
86 University of Freiburg
87 University of Manchester
88 University of Paris Descartes – Paris V
89 Tel Aviv University
90 Nagoya University
91 Rutgers State University
92 Free University of Berlin
93 Grenoble Alpes University
94 Hebrew University of Jerusalem
95 Hokkaido University
96 University of Strasbourg
97 University of Aix-Marseille
98 University Libre Brussels
99 Ruprecht Karl University Heidelberg
100 University of Virginia
Reuters
Reuters, the news and media division of Thomson Reuters, is the world’s largest international multimedia news provider reaching more than one billion people every day. Reuters provides trusted business, financial, national, and international news to professionals via Thomson Reuters desktops, the world's media organizations, and directly to consumers at Reuters.com and via Reuters TV. Follow news about Reuters at@ReutersPR.
Thomson Reuters
Thomson Reuters is the world's leading source of intelligent information for businesses and professionals. We combine industry expertise with innovative technology to deliver critical information to leading decision makers in the financial and risk, legal, tax and accounting, intellectual property and science and media markets, powered by the world's most trusted news organization. Thomson Reuters shares are listed on the Toronto and New York Stock Exchange.
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